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A guide to prompt engineering that collects papers, advanced prompting techniques, learning guides, model-specific guides, lectures, references, new LLM capabilities, and tools related to prompt engineering. It describes prompt engineering as a discipline for developing and optimizing prompts to use language models across applications and research topics, and offers courses on prompting and building AI agents.
Tensor Trust is a prompt injection attack and defense game that invites users to fool AI language models and climb a leaderboard. The site is part of a research project studying prompt injection vulnerabilities in AI systems, using crowdsourced submissions to help researchers build more reliable AI.
GptDemo.Net is a website that collects AI tools and displays them by category, with a catalog spanning thousands of entries. The listing shows a search or filter results page for free tools sorted by popularity, covering categories such as writing, image, video and code assistants.
A scraper that converts varied content into a single text file for training custom ChatGPT chatbots. It handles YouTube transcriptions, public websites and many file formats, processing data on the device. It is a free weekend project with some known limitations.
AllGPTs is a GPT directory that hosts a list of over 30,000 GPTs sorted by popularity to help users find relevant tools quickly. Up to 100 new GPTs are added to the directory daily, and the platform was acquired by Chipp.ai to support creators in building, measuring and selling GPT-based products.
Privatiser anonymizes IPs, API keys, passwords, PII and cloud identifiers before text is pasted into AI tools. It runs in the browser with local processing, preserves structure, and offers a reversible mapping to restore values in replies. It is free and open source.
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A guide to prompt engineering that collects papers, advanced prompting techniques, learning guides, model-specific guides, lectures, references, new LLM capabilities, and tools related to prompt engineering. It describes prompt engineering as a discipline for developing and optimizing prompts to use language models across applications and research topics, and offers courses on prompting and building AI agents.
Tensor Trust is a prompt injection attack and defense game that invites users to fool AI language models and climb a leaderboard. The site is part of a research project studying prompt injection vulnerabilities in AI systems, using crowdsourced submissions to help researchers build more reliable AI.
GptDemo.Net is a website that collects AI tools and displays them by category, with a catalog spanning thousands of entries. The listing shows a search or filter results page for free tools sorted by popularity, covering categories such as writing, image, video and code assistants.
A scraper that converts varied content into a single text file for training custom ChatGPT chatbots. It handles YouTube transcriptions, public websites and many file formats, processing data on the device. It is a free weekend project with some known limitations.
AllGPTs is a GPT directory that hosts a list of over 30,000 GPTs sorted by popularity to help users find relevant tools quickly. Up to 100 new GPTs are added to the directory daily, and the platform was acquired by Chipp.ai to support creators in building, measuring and selling GPT-based products.
Privatiser anonymizes IPs, API keys, passwords, PII and cloud identifiers before text is pasted into AI tools. It runs in the browser with local processing, preserves structure, and offers a reversible mapping to restore values in replies. It is free and open source.
